Political disturbance in Gdynia. Vice president Bartholomew Austen is leaving

Bartłomiej Austen, erstwhile vice president of Gdynia liable for investments, resigned. Officially – for household reasons. Unofficially – due to a political clash over the reconstruction of 1 street. The town hall is silent, the villagers are asking, and the opposition is covering their hands. In the background, the increasingly real threat of president Alexandra Kosiorek losing the majority. 3 key facts: Unruga Street breaks down the unity of the authorities Rebuilding Unruga Street in northern Gdynia was intended to make life easier for residents. Meanwhile, it caused communication paralysis. Complaints, frustrations and traffic across the bypass have provoked the anger of the residents and, according to unofficial information, a sharp surge during the presidential college. That's where the fight that ended with Austen's resignation. Interested